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The Minnesota Vikings corridor, Aaron Jones, had one of the best seasons of his career in 2024 and made clear on Monday that, for him, age is just a number.
Jones will be 31 years old at the end of the 2025 season. He had 1,138 yards per land and five touchdowns in 255 haules. He also had 51 trapped for 408 yards and two touchdowns. All numbers arrived in their first year with the Vikings.
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The Vikings corridor of the Minnesota, Aaron Jones, runs with the ball against the Green Bay Packers at the US Bank stadium in Minneapolis, on December 29, 2024. (Brad Subpel-Imagn Images)
“I feel the best I have felt,” Jones told journalists. “I feel that I have returned to 24, 25 years. Age is just a number. It’s just a number. I’ve been saying that, since I was a small child trying to age, age is just a number. But it really is. If you stay young (mentally) and continue working every day, that is really what it is.”
Jones signed a two -year contract extension with the Vikings at the beginning of the low season. He joined Minnesota from the Green Bay Packers.
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The Vikings Corridor of the Minnesota, Aaron Jones Mr., during the NFC Wild-Card game against the Los Angeles Rams at the State Farm stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on January 13, 2025. (Mark J. Rebila-Imagn images)
Minnesota was the surprise team of the year when Sam Darold took the Vikings to a 14-3 record, almost winning the NFC North Division.
However, the Vikings race would end early with a defeat in the NFC Wild-Card round against the Los Angeles Rams.
The Minnesota Vikings Corridor, Aaron Jones, directs the ball against the Houston Texans at the US Bank stadium, on September 22, 2024. (Jeffrey Becker-Imagn images)
Minnesota will have a new title field marshal in the center in 2025 when Darnold went to the Seattle Seahawks. At this time, you are ready to be JJ McCarthy.
